2016 Toyota Prius consumer reviews

I love looking and my fuel performance on the dashboard. I am so proud to know that I get over 50mpg. I will never buy another gas only car!

This car was perfect for someone who commuted over 2 hours a day. It is comfortable, amazing on gas, and still powerful enough to not make me feel any different than non hybrid sedans.

I love the response when it is needed, Normally I just tickle the gas pedal. If I do need to accelerate it will do that. legroom is good and so is the comfort. This is my third Prius. I get 65 MPG in the summer. 58-60 in the winter. The reason for the difference is the air is thin in the heat, thicker in the cold. Yes, it makes a difference.

This is a great car with attention to detail. First of all, the gas mileage is outstanding. The seats are incredibly comfortable, the heated seats option is a butt saver in the cold. Every feature of this car is well thought out and nearly perfectly executed. My only complaint, minor as it is, is that it lacks full Car Play integration with my iPhone. Aside from that, I?m very impressed with the control layout, the adaptive cruise control, and the smooth, quiet ride. I would totally recommend this verhicle to anybody who wants great gas mileage with a car that feels a little sporty and has some get up and go.

Runs well, strange to get used to at first with the electric but it?s a good car. Big back seat and has good trunk space.

This is my second Toyota and I love my Prius. It is perfect for me and my use. Great on gas and low maintenance. I am good to the Prius and the Prius is good to my.

For the 40,000 miles, this vehicle has averaged over 64 MPG. Too good a vehicle to not buy it out and keep it for years to come.

Very reliable and economical. The Prius has good pick up. Drove from Chicago to the Colorado Rocky Mountains and was surprised and pleased. No problem climbing the high altitude. Very comfortable interior. I would definitely buy a Prius again.

This is our third Prius. My husband and I have found that these cars retain a high trade-in value, great mileage (0ver 50 mpg for us) and are very dependable cars so far.

The first Prius seemed like tin cans. This model year is more sturdy and the car runs great. Plus, in this economy where the government taxes you to death in California, who doesn't like over 50/mph to the gallon?